Photo Gallery: He Jinli visits swing states with her deputy to rally support.
The United States presidential election has reached a critical moment as Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris officially…
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How to deal with the CCP’s intelligence activities in a comprehensive manner?
Wang Shujun provided his written diary on democracy movements to the Chinese security bureau, considering it a “harmless trivial matter”…
China issued over 4 trillion yuan of local government bonds in the first 7 months, nearly half used to repay old debts
According to official data, in the first seven months of this year, the total amount of local government bonds issued…
CCP and the West ‘Unhooked’: European students caught in the crossfire
Following the footsteps of the United States, some European universities have imposed restrictions on Chinese students and scholars studying certain…
Tropical Storm “Debbie” Brings Heavy Rain, New York Governor Urges Flood Preparedness
Due to the moisture brought by Tropical Storm Debby, the lower Hudson River Valley, New York City, and Long Island…
Wang Shujun’s conviction sparks heated discussion in Chinese society: FBI rings alarm bells.
The recent conviction of Wang Shujun, the 76-year-old secretary-general of the Hu Yaobang Zhao Ziyang Foundation, on four charges including…
Tsinghua University Professor Permanently Banned from Weibo for Criticizing New Internet Regulations
The Chinese Communist authorities are proposing the implementation of a “internet ID” and “internet license” system, sparking strong backlash. Professor…
Newell, the manufacturer of markers, will move part of its production out of China.
Amid escalating tensions between the United States and China, as well as the shift away from risk in Europe and…
Filipino Olympic double gold medalist rewarded with unexpected prizess
Filipino gymnastics prince Carlos Edriel Yulo has made history at the Paris Olympics, winning two gold medals in consecutive days,…
Judge rules Google search monopoly, what aspects are affected
On Monday, August 5th, a US judge ruled that Google, owned by Alphabet, was illegally monopolizing online search and related…